TWITTER BLAB

Mob Rule! How Users Took Over Twitter – Wired explores how Twitter users shape the service.

Twitter hits five billion tweets

Twitter CEO: “The World Is Big Enough for Facebook and Twitter” – Evan Smith may be “coy” about Twitter’s business model because they don’t really have a clue about what they’ll do. Just guessing . . .

Twitterers Keep Current – Survey indicates Twitter users most often click on news, followed by movie information.

Comcast: Twitter Has Changed The Culture Of Our Company

All of us at any given time are looking for free stuff on the internet. And I know how big a pain it is to be searching as you end up on sites that are a gripe to find the exact link to get a freebie. Heck, even the search for freebies itself is a bigger pain. So, is there an easier way to find free stuff on the internet? Of course, I found it! And here it is…

Freezly answers the question “What’s free on the Internet?” Freezly aggregates giveaways found on Twitter so that you, the Internet user, can simply pick and try to win whatever giveaways interest you.

With hundreds of millions of web sites, it’s impossible for you to follow and read every single blog and web site to catch up on the hottest giveaways out there. Being avid Internet users, we stumbled upon many giveaways across the Internet and realized you can find lots of free items, from simple gift cards to computers, gadgets, etc. Basically everything.

We’ve developed an automated system to identify giveaways, filter out soliciting content, and display the giveaways in a fashionable manner. As the nifty Beta tag indicates, Freezly is still a baby. Expect to see more features over the next few months.

Do check it out, I have. Use the search function to try and find just what freebies you are looking for. May take a bit to get the right search keywords down, but worth trying. So now go to Freezly.

Hilarious! Funny! Must watch for laughs! 7 thumbs up!

Do click on this link and watch this video. Be prepared to LAUGH!

Twitter in Real Life

Twitter CEO sees journalists as curators of tweets – Making sense out of the chaos that is “the pulse of the planet”.

Twitter experimenting with a lab of its own – Like Google Labs, a place for the company to experiment with new features.